[92xjunker]

Needle bounce? 99.999999% do, if they aren't meant for multi carbs vehicles. I had a Datsun 260z that I used those gauges on. Because datsun sync tools suck.

[magman]

Nice try won't work on a bike without modification. Morgan tube or factory pro are awesome sync tools, and you WILL use it more than once. I use mine as part of my maintenance tasks even if it is just an inspection and no adjustment needed.

yes I agree if you can save up the money and get a good one do it it will help out a lot I've used it .about 6 maybe 8 times in the last 2 weeks while working on my bike and it helps tremendously and I know in the future I'm going to have to use it again

Needle bounce? 99.999999% do, if they aren't meant for multi carbs vehicles. I had a Datsun 260z that I used those gauges on. Because datsun sync tools suck.

I just put a small kink in the hose and control the air flow that way I'm not necessarily saying he should do this just that if he's on a budget it's better than nothing

[92xjunker]

I just put a small kink in the hose and control the air flow that way I'm not necessarily saying he should do this just that if he's on a budget it's better than nothing

FYI a pilot jet stuck in the hose restricts vac perfectly.

[magman]

FYI a pilot jet stuck in the hose restricts vac perfectly.

Nice tip I never even thought about that thanks

[Lenny750]

I think I'll save up and get the Morgan Carbtune at some point. It isn't that much more than the Emgo, but it has much better reviews.

[skjeflo]

Anybody got a suggestion for reasonably priced carb syncing equipment? Was looking at the Emgo one, but was hoping there might be something cheaper.

Here is a bad idea, why can't I just link the vacuum ports on my carbs together? Then they will all have equal vacuum.

Ebay Carbtune

Grabbed one off my local Craigslist for $50 before I ever even had a bike. Great tool to have around and use regularly.

I think I'll save up and get the Morgan Carbtune at some point. It isn't that much more than the Emgo, but it has much better reviews.

If you are making a trip north any time soon you would be welcome to use my Carbtune. Doesn't take all that long to do. You could also join PNWRiders. I know there are a few well equipped riders in Vancouver/Portland who might have a Carbtune or Motion Pro you could use.